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Mammoth Cave NP, Kentucky
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Cedar Sink is a large, naturally occurring sinkhole located within Mammoth Cave National Park, known for its distinct bowl shape and diverse plant life.
The sinkhole is approximately 300 feet wide and 100 feet deep, making it a significant geological formation in the area.
A small stream flows through the bottom of Cedar Sink, which is visible during wetter months, adding to the area's ecological diversity.
There is a 1.6-mile trail that leads to Cedar Sink, offering visitors a chance to explore the surrounding forest and observe the sinkhole from a designated overlook.
Cedar Sink is located within Mammoth Cave National Park, which is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its extensive cave system and unique karst landscape.
